
Fire Ant Treatment
Clear painful fire ant mounds from your yard with proven baiting and mound treatment, and keep them out.
Learn about Fire Ant TreatmentGreen Sea termite work comes down to soil contact and keeping cover live, because the colony is in the ground before a building ever goes up.
Out in the far corner of the county near the North Carolina line, about twenty-five miles northwest of Conway, Green Sea sits on soil that already holds eastern subterranean termites. That changes the question from whether a colony will find a building to what it has been given to climb. Every point of soil contact counts: a porch slab poured tight against the wall, a step stringer resting on sand, mulch banked over the siding line, a deck post driven straight into the ground. Treatment either puts a continuous treated zone in the soil around the structure or sets bait stations on a monitored loop, and neither one holds without attention. That is what an annual renewal buys, a fresh inspection with the retreatment agreement still in force. Let a renewal slide and the paperwork stops meaning anything the day it expires. Paperwork matters here too. Knowing when the original treatment went in, at what rate, and which elevations were trenched decides how much of it still counts.
Knowing why pests turn up here is what makes treatment hold. These are the factors we look at first in Green Sea.
You are looking at single-story country houses on low block foundations with porches poured against the wall through most of Green Sea. Salt air works on fixings and trim faster than it does inland, so sealant lines fail early and the gap left behind becomes the entry route long before anything is heard inside.
Ground temperature this far inland barely drops far enough to halt foraging, so soil work here gets judged by the calendar year and not by a season. It repeats reliably enough to plan around, which is why a rolling schedule beats a one-off call-out on nearly every property along here.
With Horry County Schools drawing trade through Green Sea, storm season is the awkward part of the commercial year. Flooding pushes rodents toward whatever stays dry, so the exterior side of the plan steps up before the water arrives.
We would rather you knew the range now than found out after the visit. Anything outside these figures gets explained before we start.
| Service | Estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Fire Ant Treatment | an estimated $89–$229 |
| Termite Control & Inspections | an estimated $449–$1400 |
| Rodent Exclusion | an estimated $189–$499 |
| Wildlife Removal | an estimated $189–$549 |
Field soil runs right up to the yards out here, so a colony is never far from a structure to test.

Clear painful fire ant mounds from your yard with proven baiting and mound treatment, and keep them out.
Learn about Fire Ant Treatment
Subterranean and Formosan termites treated at the source, plus CL-100 inspections and ongoing protection bonds.
Learn about Termite Control & Inspections
We don't just trap, we seal rats and mice out for good, then keep watch so they stay gone.
Learn about Rodent Exclusion
Humane removal of raccoons, squirrels, armadillos, and snakes, plus sealing so they don't come back.
Learn about Wildlife RemovalTwo things: a full inspection of the structure and the treated zone, and the retreatment agreement staying in force for another year. If activity shows up while it is live, the follow-up treatment is covered. Continuity is where the value sits, because the soil around a building out here never stops holding a colony that is looking for a way up. Transfer to a new owner is worth asking about well before a sale.
Anything wooden touching sand, and any concrete poured hard against a wall. Step stringers, deck posts, fence rails run into siding, mulch heaped over the slab line and firewood stacked against the house all qualify. Each one hides the route from view, which is the real issue, since a colony working behind a porch slab gives no sign indoors until damage is done. Lowering a mulch bed by two inches removes one of them outright.
Usually more so than on a new build. Older houses out here have low block foundations, added porches and previous repairs, so there are more concealed routes and less of the structure can be seen at all. A yearly look at a house like that catches what a five-yearly one would miss, and the retreatment cover is the part you hope never to use. Earlier treatment records, where they exist, shorten the first inspection.
The phone is staffed overnight for Green Sea, so at 2am you get a person. Because you are About 25 miles northwest of Conway near the NC line, routine work still tends to land today or tomorrow. We give a real arrival window when you book rather than a vague promise about being on our way.
Call now for a free inspection and honest recommendation. We serve Green Sea and the surrounding Horry County communities with fast, family-safe pest control.
Call (843) 896-1048